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The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener Podcast 6
Join Joey and Holly as they talk about good bugs and bad bugs in your vegetable garden. What you should do with the bugs. They also have a new segment “tell me what you really think”. Using items what some people may consider “junk” to help in the garden. They welcome guest Mike Nowak of http://mikenowak.net/ and of the Green Diva radio network.
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